🔥 khal | Python
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Managing and synchronizing calendars from the command line, particularly with CalDAV servers.
✨ Key Features:
• CLI and terminal-based calendar program
• Synchronization with CalDAV servers via vdirsyncer
• Fast event addition
• Interactive calendar browsing and editing (ikhal)
• Compatibility with Python 3.9+
📖 Summary:
Khal is a command-line calendar application that allows users to manage and synchronize calendars. It stores events in the vdir format, enabling synchronization with CalDAV servers and other programs using vdirsyncer. The application provides a fast and easy way to add new events and browse/edit calendars through its interactive mode (ikhal).
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Managing and synchronizing calendars from the command line, particularly with CalDAV servers.
✨ Key Features:
• CLI and terminal-based calendar program
• Synchronization with CalDAV servers via vdirsyncer
• Fast event addition
• Interactive calendar browsing and editing (ikhal)
• Compatibility with Python 3.9+
📖 Summary:
Khal is a command-line calendar application that allows users to manage and synchronize calendars. It stores events in the vdir format, enabling synchronization with CalDAV servers and other programs using vdirsyncer. The application provides a fast and easy way to add new events and browse/edit calendars through its interactive mode (ikhal).
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🌟 superduper | Python
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Building AI-powered applications that directly interact with and leverage data stored in databases.
✨ Key Features:
• Database integration for AI models
• Support for multiple database backends (MongoDB, SQL, Snowflake, Redis)
• Extensible plugin architecture
• Tools for building custom AI applications and agents
📖 Summary:
Superduper is an end-to-end framework designed for building custom AI applications and agents. It facilitates the integration of AI models directly into databases, enabling the creation of database-integrated AI agents and applications using familiar tools. The framework supports various database backends and offers plugins for different use cases.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Building AI-powered applications that directly interact with and leverage data stored in databases.
✨ Key Features:
• Database integration for AI models
• Support for multiple database backends (MongoDB, SQL, Snowflake, Redis)
• Extensible plugin architecture
• Tools for building custom AI applications and agents
📖 Summary:
Superduper is an end-to-end framework designed for building custom AI applications and agents. It facilitates the integration of AI models directly into databases, enabling the creation of database-integrated AI agents and applications using familiar tools. The framework supports various database backends and offers plugins for different use cases.
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🔥 Blitzkrieg-2 | C++
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Non-commercial research, education, and community modification of the Blitzkrieg 2 game.
✨ Key Features:
• Complete game data and resources
• Design documents and art resources
• Game engine source code (C++)
• Development and build tools
• Map editor with documentation
📖 Summary:
The Blitzkrieg 2 repository contains the source code and assets for the 2005 real-time tactics game, Blitzkrieg 2. Released under a non-commercial license, it allows the community to explore, learn from, and modify the game's engine and content. The repository includes the complete game data, design documents, source code, and development tools.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Non-commercial research, education, and community modification of the Blitzkrieg 2 game.
✨ Key Features:
• Complete game data and resources
• Design documents and art resources
• Game engine source code (C++)
• Development and build tools
• Map editor with documentation
📖 Summary:
The Blitzkrieg 2 repository contains the source code and assets for the 2005 real-time tactics game, Blitzkrieg 2. Released under a non-commercial license, it allows the community to explore, learn from, and modify the game's engine and content. The repository includes the complete game data, design documents, source code, and development tools.
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💡 cua | Python
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Training and evaluating AI agents that can control full desktops for automating tasks across different operating systems.
✨ Key Features:
• Automate Windows, Linux, and macOS VMs with a consistent API.
• Create & manage VMs locally or using cua cloud.
• Run computer-use models with a consistent schema.
📖 Summary:
The `cua` repository provides open-source infrastructure for Computer-Use Agents, enabling AI agents to control full operating systems (macOS, Linux, Windows) within virtual containers. It includes SDKs for interacting with these virtual environments and benchmarks for evaluating agent performance, facilitating the development and deployment of AI agents capable of automating desktop tasks.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Training and evaluating AI agents that can control full desktops for automating tasks across different operating systems.
✨ Key Features:
• Automate Windows, Linux, and macOS VMs with a consistent API.
• Create & manage VMs locally or using cua cloud.
• Run computer-use models with a consistent schema.
📖 Summary:
The `cua` repository provides open-source infrastructure for Computer-Use Agents, enabling AI agents to control full operating systems (macOS, Linux, Windows) within virtual containers. It includes SDKs for interacting with these virtual environments and benchmarks for evaluating agent performance, facilitating the development and deployment of AI agents capable of automating desktop tasks.
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🔥 zerodistraction | JavaScript
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Blocking distracting websites to improve focus and productivity.
✨ Key Features:
• Blocks distracting websites
• Configurable timer duration
• Categorized presets (social media, news, entertainment)
• URL pattern matching for flexible blocking
• Exception list for allowing specific URLs
📖 Summary:
ZeroDistraction is a Firefox extension designed to help users stay focused by blocking distracting websites. It allows users to set a timer and block access to specified sites, offering presets for common distractions like social media and news, while also allowing custom exceptions and additional blocked URLs.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Blocking distracting websites to improve focus and productivity.
✨ Key Features:
• Blocks distracting websites
• Configurable timer duration
• Categorized presets (social media, news, entertainment)
• URL pattern matching for flexible blocking
• Exception list for allowing specific URLs
📖 Summary:
ZeroDistraction is a Firefox extension designed to help users stay focused by blocking distracting websites. It allows users to set a timer and block access to specified sites, offering presets for common distractions like social media and news, while also allowing custom exceptions and additional blocked URLs.
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🔥 lyra | Python
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Generating virtual 3D environments for applications like gaming, robotics, autonomous driving, and industrial AI from single images or videos.
✨ Key Features:
• Generative 3D scene reconstruction
• Video diffusion model self-distillation
• Single image/video input
📖 Summary:
The Lyra repository introduces a novel framework for generating 3D scenes from single images or videos using a self-distillation approach. It leverages video diffusion models to create synthetic training data, which is then used to train a 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) decoder, enabling the generation of both static and dynamic 3D scenes without requiring multi-view training data.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Generating virtual 3D environments for applications like gaming, robotics, autonomous driving, and industrial AI from single images or videos.
✨ Key Features:
• Generative 3D scene reconstruction
• Video diffusion model self-distillation
• Single image/video input
📖 Summary:
The Lyra repository introduces a novel framework for generating 3D scenes from single images or videos using a self-distillation approach. It leverages video diffusion models to create synthetic training data, which is then used to train a 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) decoder, enabling the generation of both static and dynamic 3D scenes without requiring multi-view training data.
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✨ VisualPassword | HTML
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Generating and recovering strong passwords without relying on password managers or written notes.
✨ Key Features:
• Password generation using emojis and keywords
• Local password generation (no internet or database)
• Cross-platform availability (Web, Android, Chrome, Firefox, Telegram)
• Customizable character set and password length
📖 Summary:
Visual Password is a tool that generates strong, recoverable passwords without needing to write them down or store them in password managers. It uses a combination of memorized emojis and a keyword to create complex passwords locally on the user's device, ensuring no data is sent or saved externally.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Generating and recovering strong passwords without relying on password managers or written notes.
✨ Key Features:
• Password generation using emojis and keywords
• Local password generation (no internet or database)
• Cross-platform availability (Web, Android, Chrome, Firefox, Telegram)
• Customizable character set and password length
📖 Summary:
Visual Password is a tool that generates strong, recoverable passwords without needing to write them down or store them in password managers. It uses a combination of memorized emojis and a keyword to create complex passwords locally on the user's device, ensuring no data is sent or saved externally.
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🚀 MIN-Safe-MAX | Smali
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Privacy-focused messaging with reduced permissions and analytics.
✨ Key Features:
• Removal of over 20 permissions (camera, microphone, location, etc.)
• Redirection of analytics servers to 127.0.0.1
📖 Summary:
The MIN repository is a modified version of the MAX messenger app for Android. It focuses on privacy by removing unnecessary permissions and redirecting analytics servers to a local address, aiming to reduce tracking and enhance user control over data.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Privacy-focused messaging with reduced permissions and analytics.
✨ Key Features:
• Removal of over 20 permissions (camera, microphone, location, etc.)
• Redirection of analytics servers to 127.0.0.1
📖 Summary:
The MIN repository is a modified version of the MAX messenger app for Android. It focuses on privacy by removing unnecessary permissions and redirecting analytics servers to a local address, aiming to reduce tracking and enhance user control over data.
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🚀 Qwen-Image | Python
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Image generation and editing, particularly with a focus on text rendering and manipulation.
✨ Key Features:
• Complex text rendering
• Precise image editing
• Multi-image editing support
• Enhanced single-image consistency (person, product, text)
• Native Support for ControlNet
📖 Summary:
Qwen-Image is a 20B image foundation model excelling in complex text rendering and precise image editing. The model demonstrates strong general capabilities in both image generation and editing, with a particular focus on Chinese text rendering.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Image generation and editing, particularly with a focus on text rendering and manipulation.
✨ Key Features:
• Complex text rendering
• Precise image editing
• Multi-image editing support
• Enhanced single-image consistency (person, product, text)
• Native Support for ControlNet
📖 Summary:
Qwen-Image is a 20B image foundation model excelling in complex text rendering and precise image editing. The model demonstrates strong general capabilities in both image generation and editing, with a particular focus on Chinese text rendering.
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💡 data-juicer | Python
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Processing and refining data to improve the performance and efficiency of foundation models and LLMs.
✨ Key Features:
• Data processing for foundation models
• Support for text and multimodal data (image, audio, video)
• Data cleaning
• Data synthesis
• Data analysis
📖 Summary:
Data-Juicer is a comprehensive system designed for processing text and multimodal data, specifically tailored for use with foundation models and large language models (LLMs). It offers functionalities for data cleaning, synthesis, and analysis, aiming to optimize data quality for pre-training, instruction tuning, and other LLM-related tasks.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Processing and refining data to improve the performance and efficiency of foundation models and LLMs.
✨ Key Features:
• Data processing for foundation models
• Support for text and multimodal data (image, audio, video)
• Data cleaning
• Data synthesis
• Data analysis
📖 Summary:
Data-Juicer is a comprehensive system designed for processing text and multimodal data, specifically tailored for use with foundation models and large language models (LLMs). It offers functionalities for data cleaning, synthesis, and analysis, aiming to optimize data quality for pre-training, instruction tuning, and other LLM-related tasks.
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✨ firefox-translator | Kotlin
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Offline text and image translation on Android devices.
✨ Key Features:
• Complete offline translation using on-device models
• Automatic language detection
• Transliteration for non-latin scripts
• Built-in word dictionary
• Image translation
📖 Summary:
The firefox-translator repository hosts an Android translator app that leverages Firefox Translation Models for on-device, offline translation. It supports text and image translation, automatic language detection, transliteration for non-latin scripts, and includes a built-in word dictionary.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Offline text and image translation on Android devices.
✨ Key Features:
• Complete offline translation using on-device models
• Automatic language detection
• Transliteration for non-latin scripts
• Built-in word dictionary
• Image translation
📖 Summary:
The firefox-translator repository hosts an Android translator app that leverages Firefox Translation Models for on-device, offline translation. It supports text and image translation, automatic language detection, transliteration for non-latin scripts, and includes a built-in word dictionary.
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🚀 ghostscan | Rust
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Linux incident response and rootkit detection.
✨ Key Features:
• Hidden LKM detection
• Kernel taint analysis
• Ftrace redirection detection
• Syscall table integrity verification
• BPF object and program analysis
📖 Summary:
ghostscan is a Rust-based Linux security scanner designed for incident response. It performs a fast, one-shot sweep to detect hidden rootkits, eBPF tricks, and ghost processes by analyzing various system aspects like the kernel, procfs, bpffs, and systemd.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Linux incident response and rootkit detection.
✨ Key Features:
• Hidden LKM detection
• Kernel taint analysis
• Ftrace redirection detection
• Syscall table integrity verification
• BPF object and program analysis
📖 Summary:
ghostscan is a Rust-based Linux security scanner designed for incident response. It performs a fast, one-shot sweep to detect hidden rootkits, eBPF tricks, and ghost processes by analyzing various system aspects like the kernel, procfs, bpffs, and systemd.
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✨ every-pdf | HTML
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Desktop PDF editing, conversion, merging, and security.
✨ Key Features:
• PDF Editor
• Convert PDF
• Split Pages
• Merge Files
• Watermark
📖 Summary:
The 'every-pdf' repository provides a cross-platform desktop application for PDF editing, conversion, merging, and security. It's built using Electron, Next.js, and Python, offering a comprehensive toolkit for managing PDF documents.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Desktop PDF editing, conversion, merging, and security.
✨ Key Features:
• PDF Editor
• Convert PDF
• Split Pages
• Merge Files
• Watermark
📖 Summary:
The 'every-pdf' repository provides a cross-platform desktop application for PDF editing, conversion, merging, and security. It's built using Electron, Next.js, and Python, offering a comprehensive toolkit for managing PDF documents.
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✨ Mate-Engine | ShaderLab
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Creating and customizing desktop companions (avatars) with VRM support and modding capabilities.
✨ Key Features:
• Open Source
• Mod Support
• Custom VRM Support
• Custom Shaders
• .ME File Format
📖 Summary:
Mate Engine is a free, open-source, and moddable alternative to Desktop Mate, designed to provide users with more freedom and fewer limitations. It supports custom VRM avatars, custom shaders, and offers a variety of features not found in Desktop Mate, such as animation modding and built-in SDK.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Creating and customizing desktop companions (avatars) with VRM support and modding capabilities.
✨ Key Features:
• Open Source
• Mod Support
• Custom VRM Support
• Custom Shaders
• .ME File Format
📖 Summary:
Mate Engine is a free, open-source, and moddable alternative to Desktop Mate, designed to provide users with more freedom and fewer limitations. It supports custom VRM avatars, custom shaders, and offers a variety of features not found in Desktop Mate, such as animation modding and built-in SDK.
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🌟 TubeSummary | TypeScript
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Quickly summarizing YouTube videos and extracting key insights using AI.
✨ Key Features:
• Summarize YouTube videos instantly
• AI-powered follow-up Q&A
• Support for multiple LLM providers (OpenAI-compatible)
• Customizable prompts and provider credentials
• Works on Firefox and Chrome
📖 Summary:
TubeSummary is a browser extension that uses AI to generate summaries of YouTube videos. It allows users to quickly extract key insights and ask follow-up questions about the content, enhancing learning and productivity. The extension supports multiple LLM providers and offers customizable prompts and credentials.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Quickly summarizing YouTube videos and extracting key insights using AI.
✨ Key Features:
• Summarize YouTube videos instantly
• AI-powered follow-up Q&A
• Support for multiple LLM providers (OpenAI-compatible)
• Customizable prompts and provider credentials
• Works on Firefox and Chrome
📖 Summary:
TubeSummary is a browser extension that uses AI to generate summaries of YouTube videos. It allows users to quickly extract key insights and ask follow-up questions about the content, enhancing learning and productivity. The extension supports multiple LLM providers and offers customizable prompts and credentials.
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🚀 flareprox | Python
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Creating HTTP proxies with IP rotation and URL redirection using Cloudflare Workers.
✨ Key Features:
• HTTP Support for all methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, OPTIONS, HEAD)
• Simple URL Redirection
• Global Network via Cloudflare CDN
• Free Tier (100,000 requests per day)
• Easy Deployment
📖 Summary:
FlareProx is a Python tool that simplifies the creation of HTTP pass-through proxies using Cloudflare Workers. It enables IP rotation and URL redirection, masking the original IP address through Cloudflare's global network, and supports all HTTP methods, offering a free tier of 100,000 requests per day.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Creating HTTP proxies with IP rotation and URL redirection using Cloudflare Workers.
✨ Key Features:
• HTTP Support for all methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, OPTIONS, HEAD)
• Simple URL Redirection
• Global Network via Cloudflare CDN
• Free Tier (100,000 requests per day)
• Easy Deployment
📖 Summary:
FlareProx is a Python tool that simplifies the creation of HTTP pass-through proxies using Cloudflare Workers. It enables IP rotation and URL redirection, masking the original IP address through Cloudflare's global network, and supports all HTTP methods, offering a free tier of 100,000 requests per day.
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🚀 basalt | Rust
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Managing Obsidian notes and vaults directly from the terminal for quick editing and access without disrupting the terminal workflow.
✨ Key Features:
• TUI for Obsidian note management
• Cross-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• WYSIWYG markdown editor in the terminal
• Customizable key mappings
• CLI functionality for note operations (find, delete, create)
📖 Summary:
Basalt is a terminal-based user interface (TUI) application designed for managing Obsidian vaults and notes directly from the command line. It provides a minimalist approach to note management, offering readable markdown rendering and a WYSIWYG experience, aiming to complement Obsidian by enabling quick note editing without leaving the terminal.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Managing Obsidian notes and vaults directly from the terminal for quick editing and access without disrupting the terminal workflow.
✨ Key Features:
• TUI for Obsidian note management
• Cross-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux)
• WYSIWYG markdown editor in the terminal
• Customizable key mappings
• CLI functionality for note operations (find, delete, create)
📖 Summary:
Basalt is a terminal-based user interface (TUI) application designed for managing Obsidian vaults and notes directly from the command line. It provides a minimalist approach to note management, offering readable markdown rendering and a WYSIWYG experience, aiming to complement Obsidian by enabling quick note editing without leaving the terminal.
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🔥 EdgeBox | TypeScript
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Developing and testing AI agents with 'Computer Use' capabilities in a local, controlled environment.
✨ Key Features:
• Full Desktop Environment (Computer Use)
• Complete Code Interpreter & Shell
• Seamless LLM Agent Integration (via MCP)
• GUI and CLI interface
• Local execution environment
📖 Summary:
EdgeBox is a local LLM agent sandbox that provides a fully-featured GUI and CLI environment for developing and executing AI agents. It's based on the E2B open-source project and offers complete MCP protocol support, enabling agents to interact with browsers, terminals, and desktop applications locally.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Developing and testing AI agents with 'Computer Use' capabilities in a local, controlled environment.
✨ Key Features:
• Full Desktop Environment (Computer Use)
• Complete Code Interpreter & Shell
• Seamless LLM Agent Integration (via MCP)
• GUI and CLI interface
• Local execution environment
📖 Summary:
EdgeBox is a local LLM agent sandbox that provides a fully-featured GUI and CLI environment for developing and executing AI agents. It's based on the E2B open-source project and offers complete MCP protocol support, enabling agents to interact with browsers, terminals, and desktop applications locally.
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🚀 takumi | Rust
🎯 Primary Use Case:
High-throughput image rendering (e.g., Open Graph images, Twitter images) from React components.
✨ Key Features:
• React components to image rendering
• Node.js bindings
• WebAssembly bindings
• RTL support
• Variable fonts support
📖 Summary:
Takumi is a Rust-based image rendering engine that provides bindings for Node.js and WebAssembly. It's designed for high-throughput image rendering workloads, such as generating Open Graph and Twitter images, by allowing developers to render React components to images.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
High-throughput image rendering (e.g., Open Graph images, Twitter images) from React components.
✨ Key Features:
• React components to image rendering
• Node.js bindings
• WebAssembly bindings
• RTL support
• Variable fonts support
📖 Summary:
Takumi is a Rust-based image rendering engine that provides bindings for Node.js and WebAssembly. It's designed for high-throughput image rendering workloads, such as generating Open Graph and Twitter images, by allowing developers to render React components to images.
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💡 mesh2motion-app | TypeScript
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Automatically assigning and exporting animations for 3D models.
✨ Key Features:
• Import 3D models (GLB/GLTF format)
• Skeleton type selection
• Skeleton modification and fitting
• Animation testing
• Animation selection and export (GLB/GLTF format)
📖 Summary:
The mesh2motion-app repository provides a tool for importing 3D models and automatically assigning and exporting animations. It aims to offer more flexibility than existing tools like Mixamo by supporting various model and skeleton types. The application allows users to import models, select skeleton types, adjust the skeleton to fit the model, test animations, and export the results.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Automatically assigning and exporting animations for 3D models.
✨ Key Features:
• Import 3D models (GLB/GLTF format)
• Skeleton type selection
• Skeleton modification and fitting
• Animation testing
• Animation selection and export (GLB/GLTF format)
📖 Summary:
The mesh2motion-app repository provides a tool for importing 3D models and automatically assigning and exporting animations. It aims to offer more flexibility than existing tools like Mixamo by supporting various model and skeleton types. The application allows users to import models, select skeleton types, adjust the skeleton to fit the model, test animations, and export the results.
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